Sentence examples for basis on the basis from inspiring English sources

"And I think we should act on this basis — on the basis of decency, above all".

A receptor binding model is also proposed on the basis on the basis of structure activity relationship in this study.

The program was initiated by RasGas, on a voluntary basis, on the basis of acceptable environmental practices in other countries susceptible to ozone formation.

By the terms of the 1791 Constitution of the new constitutional monarchy, as already briefly observed, the population was divided between active and passive citizens on the basis on the basis of wealth, thereby excluding the large majority of male citizens from full political participation.

Of particular significance are substances, or agents, that act on the central nervous system (CNS) and are taken for years or decades on a sustained basis, on the basis of a doctor's prescription, in response to medical advice, or, perhaps most often, to self-medicate.

Constituencies are most often formed on a geographical basis, but the basis could also be occupational (for example, the university constituencies that once existed in the United Kingdom).

And so what they would want to see fixed is that there be equity among states, more fairness, and that that policy shouldn't be made on the basis of one senator, but on the basis of one country".

We can use the term 'knowledge basis' for that on the basis of which one knows something.

He said: "One of the areas of parliamentary life that has improved in recent years is it is now completely unacceptable for one Member to criticise another Member on the basis of gender, on the basis of race, ethnicity or disability.

Of the 57 participants, four outliers were omitted from analysis: three on the basis of low accuracy, one on the basis of RT (mean RT > 1,250 ms).

The ad asks the question: Should the leadership of the free world be awarded on the basis of star power, or on the basis of one's résumé and policies?